CryptoBots - An Overview Of The First Play to Earn NFT
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28 September 2021 20:32, UTC
NFT archaeology is an exciting quest to find the first in different categories. And it appears that we have another contender. Before, CryptoFighters was considered to be the first Play to Earn a game, it’s contract deployed on 22 Jan, 2018. However, we have now established there was something even earlier – beating the earlier record by 24 days. Enter CryptoBots – a NFT project so ahead of it’s time that it’s astonishing. Special thanks to Twitter user @nick123.eth for allowing us to reference his research found here and Discord user @0xCurator for assisting with the research.
The official bot production procedure was described as follows:
The production process of a new bot: ● Take two bots and manufacture a new one by means of combining their bot-DNA. ● You get a new bot with unique 256 bit long DNA sequence, obtained from a mixture of the genotypes from its progenitors and random mutations. ● The DNA of the new bot determines the set of modules which it consists of, as well as future production opportunities. ● Right after the production, the new Bot’s progenitors can’t make a new offspring. It takes a while for them to cool down. ● As Bots are used for manufacturing, the speed of production of new bots derived from each progenitor reduces.
Regarding battles, the official source noted: “Battles are CryptoBots’ special game mechanics . You put your bot forward for a battle against the other players’ bots. As a reward, the winner receives a new bot with a unique module!” Apparently, the outcome of the bot fights depended on the bot strength, modules and the multiplier of battle strength. Interesting and sophisticated, especially for it’s time!